Lennon spends most of
his time raising his little sister Currie while trying to skate through his
senior year of high school. He prefers groupies with no-strings attached but
finds himself strangely attracted to Jinx, the straight-A student in his choir.
Lennon’s curiosity overrules his good sense as he tries to peel away the layers
to discover the reason for Jinx’s skittishness.

Jinx conceals the
black truth about herself from her friends. She won’t admit to them that she
screwed up big time, losing her first love and what she once held most
precious.

When Lennon’s band
holds auditions to replace their keyboard player, Jinx comes to tryout and
almost leaves after seeing Lennon. Despite the fact she despises him, she joins
the band to nurture her love of music that will hopefully ease the guilt
gnawing away at her.

Like the rest of his
band mates, Jinx soon witnesses Lennon battling his infamous father for the
custody of Currie. While confronting his pent-up anger at his dad, Lennon
exposes vulnerabilities he had no intention of letting any girl ever see,
especially Jinx. Their reckless pasts may bring them together or further
complicate their already messy lives.

Chris Myers suffers
from an overactive imagination. In second grade, Sister Bernice produced
Chris's first play about pumpkins mauling and eating children. Apparently, the
nuns didn’t catch the underlying meaning. This instantly raised Chris to
stardom amongst her peers for the several days off from schoolwork while in
production. She spent her high school years writing torch songs for fantasy
guys then moved onto writing thrillers and young adult. Chris lives in Colorado
with her daughter, her better half, and BeBe, a rambunctious Bichon.

Chris literally has
very few photos of herself, even though photography put her through college.
Here she is with her sisters and daughter. Chris is the one with the vino.

Chris started out as
an art major, then moved to bio-chem, hoping to play Victor Frankenstein as a
genetic engineer or messing with people's minds as a psychiatrist. Just as she
was about to graduate, she decided being broke for another four to ten years
wouldn't work out for her adventurous spirt and traveling. She ended up with an
electrical engineering degree then a masters. As it turns out, she should've
finished her first novel twenty-five years ago and stuck in the make-believe
world where she is happiest.